Responsibilities include: Provide technical support to Corporate and mill teams responsible for DCS, QCS, PLC, and drives systems Identify, recommend, and deliver DCS training opportunities for control system engineers and technicians Engage early in capital project development to ensure proper specification and supportability of control system equipment Establish DCS lifecycle management expectations to inform capital planning and long-term system reliability Support corporate control system audits, assessments, and improvement initiatives Partner with Operations, IT, and Controls organizations to develop and promote control system best practices Lead or coordinate planning activities for system updates, upgrades, and reliability improvements Travel as needed to support capital projects, reliability initiatives, troubleshooting efforts, and system upgrades Develop practical and creative solutions to improve cybersecurity posture on legacy control system platforms Stay current on supplier advisories, known issues, knowledge base articles, software updates, and emerging risks Ensure DCS initiatives remain aligned with risk management, production continuity, and operational resilience The successful candidate will demonstrate broad technical expertise (10+ yrs) and practical experience across key areas, including: Distributed Controls Systems hardware (Honeywell, ABB Bailey, Emerson Delta V, or Rockwell) Control Tuning Instrumentation DCS programming of logic Project Management DCS Upgrades Process Optimization Project Budget estimations Various Microsoft applications – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc. These platforms operate across a combination of proprietary and open networks, run continuously in 24/7 production environments, and present distinct challenges in operations, reliability, cybersecurity, and optimization As these systems become increasingly interconnected, the reliability of both field hardware and DCS components becomes increasingly critical.